Iraqi Popular Mobilization Forces Launch Advanced Security Operation in Southern Salah ad Din
According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, …
Iraqi Popular Mobilization Forces, acting in close coordination with the country’s security apparatus, conducted a targeted security sweep on Tuesday covering regions in southern Salah ad Din province, specifically stretching from the southern sector of Samarra to the outskirts of Al-Dujail.
Mufid Mohammad Ali, commander of the 43rd Brigade of the Popular Mobilization Forces, stated that the mission encompassed the thorough inspection of approximately 160 square kilometers across multiple axes. The operation was primarily designed to seal potential security gaps and facilitate the strategic redeployment of security personnel.
The military official further elaborated that the mission progressed seamlessly through active cooperation with the Samarra Operations Command, alongside the direct participation of various Popular Mobilization Units and state security institutions.
He also noted that combatants deployed in the area leveraged advanced technological tools, including surveillance drones, to significantly enhance the qualitative execution of the inspection and reconnaissance operations.
